Most governments engage in tax competition that reshapes how you invest, hire, and plan across borders; it alters incentives at corporate and individual levels and tests policy sovereignty. When jurisdictions undercut rates you face mixed effects: greater foreign investment and efficiency can boost growth, but the race to the bottom and erosion of tax bases…
You face a complex trade-off as tax competition reshapes developing economies: it can erode your tax base and trigger a race to the bottom, undermining public services and policy autonomy, yet it can also attract short-term investment and FDI that spur growth; this guide explains mechanisms, risks, and policy responses to help you design resilient…
Many of your investment decisions are affected by tax competition, which pressures jurisdictions to offer lower rates and targeted incentives, creating positive opportunities for cost reduction but also dangerous risks like profit shifting, regulatory arbitrage and erosion of public services; you must weigh tax benefits against long-term stability, compliance burdens and reputational costs to ensure…